The exhibition will feature layouts of different gauges and sizes (O, OO, N, 009), modelling demonstrations, preservation groups, traders, and a play railway where children (and adults!) can have a go at driving a model train themselves.

Refreshments will be available, including a licensed bar from 12:00.

Free transport by vintage bus from Burnham Station to the venue.

Details of the layouts attending can be found here under the Facebook event and should be added to the website shortly.

Follow SWRSMRX25 on Instagram, and the Facebook Event discussion page, for details of layouts and traders attending, as they are announced.

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Tickets:

On-the-door:

Adults:

 £8.00

Senior:

 £7.50

One accompanied child per adult free, each additional child £5.00

Discounted tickets are available in advance from Eventbrite: [Book Here]

Two-day tickets are also available on Eventbrite, for an additional saving.

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Layouts:

• Lawrie's Mechanical Marvels (LMM)
• LMM Modular layout – 00 gauge
• Lulworh – 00 gauge
• Tidworth – 00 gauge
• Halesfield Depot – O gauge
• Fareford East – 00 gauge
• Moorwood – N gauge – (First time at an exhibition.)
• Darjeeling Layout – 009 Gauge
• Slough Trading Estates Sidings – O gauge

Modelling Demonstrations:

• Various Multiple Units by Dan Havlik
• Weathering by Emperor's Path (including 'Weather While You Wait')
• 5 inch Gauge Jubilee class steam locomotiveX – static display
• 5 inch Gauge Class 37 Locomotive – static display

Preservation Groups:

• Titanic Boat Train Heritage Trust
• Southern Locomotives Ltd

Layout details:

"Slough Trading Estates Sidings" (O-gauge) is a faithful recreation of the area near the Farnham Road railway bridge in Slough, as it was until the late 1960s, where the private Slough Trading Estate railway connected to the national network.

Here were 'exchange sidings': goods trains from the network could be dropped off, and wagons for the factories on the estate could be sorted and taken onwards by the Estates' own locomotives.

This 22-foot long layout features models of the locomotives operated by Slough Estates over the years, including Slough Estates No.3; Slough & Windsor Railway Society are custodians of the full size locomotive, which is now preserved at the Middleton Railway, Leeds.

Details of more layouts and traders here.

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Exhibition archives: [2023], [2024]